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THE VALENTINE
VOLUME XVI
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We Handle All Kir ds
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TH RED FRONT improves with age until now its the
most popular trading place for the majority of Cherry Co s
shoppers The reason why tis so easy to explain We
never dissapoint if we can help it we always give our custo
mers what we advertise our prices for the same quality ci
merchandise are always lower than our neighbors We
dont only say compare prices but we do say compare
quality as well We carry nothing for our customers that
we do not use ourselves Our goods are always clesu and
fresh no shelf worn or bankrupt stock and whep wc adver
tise a sale we always sell goods lower than the regular
price Hence the reason of our phenomenal smcess and
the household word it pays to trade at the REDPRONT
THE RED FRONT
Leave orders withFrankFischer or call at Lud wigs old stand
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CLOTH
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Is our principal line and ordinarily we are proud of
the fact that we have the largest assortment in Cherry
county but at present we are sorry to say that we have
TOO BIG A STOCK
Especially of Winter goods owing to mild weather and
in order to reduce it we are making discounts on heavy
goods amounting in some instances to 50 per cent
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C 11 COKXfilX President JH V NICHOLSON Cashier
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Valentine Nebraska
A General Ranking Business Transacted
Boys and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
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WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS
Valentine - - Nebraska
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JAMES B- HULL
3 Sole Agents for
HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY
Ale and Porter And FRED KRUGS BEER
Choicest Wines and Cigars
VALENTINE X NEBRASKA
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Clarance Walcott is on the sick list
this week
Cole Ainslie and wife were in town
last Friday
Jim McClain of the Rosebud is in
town this week
J B Smith of Brownlee was in
town last week on business
Hard wood posts at 11
W A Pettiycrews
Red Brested Game Bantam eggfs
8100 per dozen It Jay Morey
Court convenes in Valentine again
May the 13 to complete the docket
N S Rowley was in town for a
load of building material and supplies
Jay Cunningham had business in
Valentine last week from near Ken
nedy
The mason work is in progress on
the Quigley Brayton building on
Main street
C P Wiltse editor of the Newport
Republican had business in this city
the first of the week
Mrs John Shores went up to Cody
for a few daTs visit with relatives
and friends Monday
Sam Hudson oneof Cherry countys
well-to-do stock men gave this office
an aggreeable call last Friday
Mr and Mrs A D Brown will be
at home to their friends after May
1st at tne residence of John Shores
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Warren Ward took his departure1 for
Tacoma Washington Tuesday morn
ing where he expects to find employ
ment
Wm Shelbourn from up on the
Snake was in town to get supplies
and transact other business last Fri
day and Saturday
We hear that Faddis Steadman
have bought the ranah property of
Haber Grange Perry Parker and
Jay Cunningham
Frank Sagesar left Tuesday morn
ing for Lakeside where he will spend
a week visiting with his daughter
Mrs Rose Horten
Dr Seymours many friends and
patients will be glad to learn that he
has arranged for a personal visit to
this city Frida April -20
Mrs John Hittel from Penbrnok
was in town last Saturday She left
the price of a years subscription for
the Democrat and went home happv
Hamilton McCrea returned Sunday
morning from a six monthe sojourn
a couple of hundred miles west where
he has had steady work all winter
Hes looking well
W L Cohees wife died last Thurs
day They lived south of Simeon and
were well respected people in their
community The Domocrat extends
sympathies to the bereaved
Chris Elling the vegetable man
who has been associated with Jens
Thomsen the past two years will re
tire from the business and leaves
next week for Bross W3oming
David George George Snur and
Wm Grooms nccorapanted by Sheriff
Laport left for Lincoln last Sunday
morning where they are to work out
the sentences given them by Judge
Westoyer last week
Strayed One two j ear old heifer
black Poll Angus well bred branded
box dot on left hip also on left shold
er A liberal reward will be paid for
information leading to the recover
Jay Cunningham
It Kennedy Neb
Although Dr Se3inour is notable to
visit our city as often of late as he
has in the past his many patients
and friends are glad to wait for hs
coming They feel that this is an op
portunity to receive absolutely the
best services Qof a specialist Those
having eye ear nose or throat trouble
should not fail to see him when he is
here Friday April 20
Dr V A Goodrich of Omaha a
graduate of the Michigan University
of Ann Arbor Department ot Dentis
try will be in Valentine next Tues
day and will occupy the ufnee former
ly occupied by Wells Bros Mr Good
rich comes from Omaha here and ex
pects tp remain permanently with us
The Democrat extends greeting and
Vest wishes for his surcesS
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DEMOCRAT
The Official Newspaper op Cherry County Nebraska
VALENTINE NEBRASKA APRIL 25 1901
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Local Weather Record
U S Department of Agriculture
Weather Iiureau
Nalentine Nebraska week eudftiK Tuesday
Apr 13 1901
Mean temp for week 52 deg which is 30 deg
above the average
Highest temp for week 75 deg on the 21st
Lovet temp for week 28 deg on I7ih
Total rasnfall 08 of an inch which is 02 of an
nch below the average
Highest velocity of wind and direction 34
miles from the southwest on the 20th
Jercentageof possible sunshine 80
A warm dry week The tempera
ture has been only slightly below the
average but a mrrked deficiency in
rainfall has occurred We have been
favored with less wind and more sun
shine than if usually the rule during
April and unless all indications fail
thepresent weather bids fair to con
tinue for several days longer
DC GRUNOW
Observer Weather Bureau
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WASTED- 250000 good hard
burned brick at once A pply to Wm
Maier Valentine Nebraska State
prices FOB cars ll tf
This issne closes one year ouner the
present management of this paper
Dont forget we have the largest
assortment of high grade Coffees in
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W A Pettycrcw
For sale Ditter of Scotch deer
hounds- Certificate of registry fur
nshied For naiticulars write to
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W F A MeltendoriT
FOR SALE My stock of merchan
dise consting of Groceries Boots and
shoes must get out on account ot ill
health Will take cattle or cash or
both 11 C J Farnham
Jolly smiling Jim Vincent was in
town Tuesday and says he enjoys
ranch life We sometimes envy these
independent randhers who make more
monev and easier than anybody els i
fora safe investment It is not up
and down with them like the sugar
market but a sure steady increase
Who wouldnt smile And there are
some who dont
Last Friday while some men were
digging and hauling out the dirt from
the lots of Frank Brayton and Jas
Quigley on Main street at a point
nearly between the two and what
was the back vard formerly of the
Brayton building at a depth of
aoi3r 4 or o teet several oones were
found of a humin skeleton Those
found were 2 humerous 2 femur and
left tibia and fibula and the clavicle
A bed of black dirt in the sand 2 feet
wide and 6 feet long mixed with lime
which had hardened with dirt aul
sand marked the spot where the bolt
had lain A disturbance in the I -d
of black dirt showed that the b idy
had not lain -there unmolested and
it is supposed that a part of the bones
were taken up and removed to a safer
place of hiding The best description
possible from the size and condition
of the bones wiuld indicate that 12 to
15 years ago a man who walked as
though lame in the left leg about 5
feet 10 inches tall weighing probably
135 pounds met his fate Be may
have been part Indian and he may
have dissapeared suddenly Some of
the older residents uriy have known
something of this though none here
now recollect anvthing that -would
throw any light on the subject In
the early days there were a large
uumher of desperate characters and
and a great many murders were com
mitted that people found out or wit
nessed There were more that were
not witnessed nor told of by those
who did witness There were also
men who mysteriously disappeared in
the early days and there were secret
conferences held at times aud many
knew of part of these conditions but
those were the days that would not
admit of too close scrutiny and peo
ple who knew too much were in the
way and so carefully were secrets
kept that only a few knew anything
except to surmise and they didnt do
that out loud But however that ma
be there was foul play If not all
the bones would have been found to
gether Lime was put in with the
boly to consume the stench or turn
the bones yellow to make ihem
old lie was buried toj tiecrp for
io bones carelessly thrown aside
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the bed of black dirt showed that a
grave had been prepared It may re
main to most of our people a myster3
as in the earlv dajS there were peo
ple coming and going many strang
ers and no account was taken of who
came or went
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We Quote a Few Prices
Corn 21b 3 for
Fancy Sugar - - - - cans
Baking Soda Best Quality - 3ftpkg0for
Refugee Stringless Beans - 2b cans 3 for
Strawberry Beets Try Them 3ib cans 2 for
California Peaches 33b
- - - cans
Prunes Good Size Fine Quality - 251b 81 00
Whole Codfish - - - per lb 07
Gedne3s Pickled Onions - - - pint bottle L0
Smiths Anti Trust Syrup - 1 galon can 35
Ladies Shirt Waists casried over
72c to 150 quality 35 50
Mens Summer Shirts carried over
175 st 150 quality - - 50
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Let Us Give You a Few of
OUR PRICES
Good IZonsted Coffee - - per b 10c
Z Pound Sacks of Peuvl Hominy - IOe
S -Bars Diamond C Sou - - 25e
5 liars JLarye liar Wool Sory - 25c
20 Pounds of Good Rice - - KlOO
Bargains in EVERYTHING the Next
Two Weeks to Make Room ior Onr Spring
Stock
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FRESH FRUIT AND CAME
IN THEIR SEASON
First class line of Steaks Roasts
Drv Salt Meats Smoked
Breakfast Bacon
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